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*The appearance of this hideout changes a lot in the movies and video games. |
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*In ''Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans'', the hideout is located on [[Mount Paozu]], as Diablo Desert is stated to be on Mount Paozu. |
*In ''Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans'', the hideout is located on [[Mount Paozu]], as Diablo Desert is stated to be on Mount Paozu. |
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Revision as of 07:35, 16 October 2011
Yamcha's Hideout
Yamcha's Hideout is the home of Yamcha and Puar, located in Diablo Desert, back in their days as bandits. They later moved to West City after they prevented Emperor Pilaf from taking over the world. The address of the Hideout is NB: 8250012B.
It is revealed in Dragon Ball: Origins that Yamcha returns to his hideout after the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament to get some of his belongings before going training under Master Roshi. According to Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, Yamcha and Puar move back to the hideout after King Piccolo's defeat. In this video game, Monster Carrot takes over Yamcha's hideout while he was training out. After Yamcha defeats him, he forces Monster Carrot to do chores like cleaning the hideout. Yamcha then left again when he learned that he would receive training from Kami (in the anime he receives the news when in a baseball riot) and doesn't move back until sometime after Goku defeats Kid Buu (as revealed in Dragon Ball GT).
Trivia
- The appearance of this hideout changes a lot in the movies and video games.
- In Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, the hideout is located on Mount Paozu, as Diablo Desert is stated to be on Mount Paozu.
Gallery
